Zoom H4n / AT 897

Zoom H4n with AT897 Test

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Zoom
• H4n
• AT897
• Test

[trunkeight]

Didn't understand a word, but I heard exactly what you were trying to test. Good review! thanks!

[ar4216]

@halogen7a

Thanks for the advice. Good point.

[xcamaleao]

é muito bom o facto de portugueses começaram a partilhar informação e ideias

[cre8tivity06]

You can use an application called Pluraleyes to sync the audio with the video. This is very popular when using a HDSLR camera.

[ShiekahTribe]

@tatodino You'll need a program to put video and audio together like Windows Movie Maker... yeah, that should do it. Then you delete the "onboard" sound of the camera and paste (and necessarily cut) the recording of the H4n. The most difficult part is to get video & audio go in sync.

[halogen7a]

@ar4216 Depends. "The way you present yourself is the way you will be seen." I.E. If you're a professional Production Mixer on a feature you wouldn't show up on set with a Zoom H4N, I hope not. Although, I honestly believe that with the quality of the H4N; it is capable of doing independent features and documentary work. I'd suggest you plug your boom mic into the H4N and record with that. :)

[pascasso]

Não estava nada à espera de encontrar uma review em português... até pareceu mentira. Queria perguntar por acaso se não tinham o Rode Videomic para testar nesse H4N. Pois o meu Videomic não funciona na Canon 550D devido ao AutoGainControl não se poder desligar por isso queria comprar um H4N. Era bom se tivessem ;) De qualquer maneira, boa review! Façam mais! Precisamos de mais iniciativas destas no nosso país.

[tatodino]

I have a Zoom H4n to record my band. How can i record and use it as the sound of a video? As a videoclip (the same as you did with your video)

Thank youuu

[nicklinn]

@widowsbreath Since it doesn't have the ability to import or output timecode this will always be a problem regardless of what they do.

[ar4216]

Do you think this could be used for a documentary, where only sit down interviews in a controlled setting would be done, using just the mics built into the H4N. Or would you still recommend mics for the inputs?